and this is when the rain becomes a little bit more widespread so really pushing across the midwest the great lakes and then trading right the way down into the southern plains and again it's times because now have the threat of those severe thunderstorms this woman in kansas city $26.00 and we'll watch the south as she won in dallas to say it is warming up as well across the eastern sable so 23 the high in d.c. plenty of rain across much of the caribbean this is all coming from a trailing front she just stalled across the region it'll be here wednesday and on into thursday and in fact across into cuba where the rains will be particularly heavy we could see as much as 150 millimeters. as yugoslavia disintegrated war descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 of football rebels enters the world of footballing legend push each. who went from coaching boys football to teaching young men like president bush each and the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jaz

and this is when the rain becomes a little bit more widespread so really pushing across the midwest the great lakes and then trading right the way down into the southern plains and again a times we could now have the threat of those severe thunderstorms this woman in kansas city 26 and we'll watch the south as she won in dallas to say it is warming up as well across the eastern sable so 23 the high in d.c. plenty of rain across much of the caribbean this is all coming from a trailing front she just stalled across the region it'll be here wednesday and on into thursday and in fact across into cuba where the rains will be particularly heavy we could see as much as 150 millimeters. they wanted 43000000000 pounds worth of weaponry that was 6000000000 pounds of intermission. there's no hope of any more because there's always a small kabul's to call for war and really really good business. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow while on al-jazeera. the air. welcome back you're watching al jazeera live from doha the mind of our top stories the leading me

and this is when the rain becomes a little bit more widespread so really pushing cross the midwest the great lakesand then trading right the way down into the southern plains and again it's heinz because now have the threat of those severe thunderstorms around the city $26.00 to the south as she won in dallas is warming up as well across eastern sable so $23.00 the high in d.c. and plenty of rain across much of the caribbean this is all coming from a training front which she just stole across the region it'll be here wednesday and on into thursday and in fact across into cuba where the rains will be particularly heavy we could see as much as $150.00 millimeters. i get up i have my coffee. clear my head of the few cigarettes. go to work go to a place to eat. and not know it's going to go to starbucks or star drawn. drawing kids my sanity keeps me from. going to fight somebody or. a rival or crystal or doing things outside of normal life when i drive forget everything i was it's and was at once on my mind on the paper waking up in newbury park after walking out of my job and only had my last paychec

pushing up towards new york and then the next batch of rain works its way towards the midwest and across the great lakes also we could be saying on monday some storms developing into the fall south of texas and i've got one or 2 shots to clear away from the pacific northwest but temperatures of course have really come down quite steadily and quite nasty across much of the desert southwest if you will just pushing in later in the day as we go through tuesday still some good sunny skies out into california and still storms threatening the southern areas all over texas but not a bad day elsewhen time which is on the high side typically in the mid to high twenty's even the low thirty's quite a different story across the caribbean and central america it's this that we're watching within this massive cloud you can see here we have of course go tropical storm amanda now as we go through monday this should actually come on shore the forecast track very uncertain but what is not uncertain is the rain this will produce some torrential amounts particularly in guatemala also southern areas of mexico some of these a

pushing up towards new york and then the next batch of rain works its way towards the midwest and across the great lakes also we could be saying on monday some storms developing into the south of texas and i've got one or 2 shots a kid away from the pacific northwest but temperatures of course have really come down quite steadily and quite nasty across much of the desert southwest if you will just pushing in later in the day as we go through chews day still some good sunny skies down into california and still. threatening the southern areas of it texas but not a bad day elsewhen time which is really on the high side typically in the mid to high twenty's even the low thirty's quite a different story across the caribbean and central america it's this that we're watching within this massive cloud you can see here we have of course go tropical storm amanda now as we get.

the big system we are paying attention to moving across the midwest and the great lakes.one bringing some snow around chicago currently farther down to the south, just rain as the system continues to make that move. there is heavy rain across portions of south florida. this has bent case for the last 18 hours. a warmup will be on the way with more rain in the middle of the country. if you were cold the last couple of days, the good news is we have warmer weather heading out our way. jon: for mother's day, tap liz are doing their best to celebrate the holiday amid the coronavirus pandemic. pandemic. a san francisco health director says the greatest gift you can give your mother is to stay away. dr. nicole saphier * what do you make of that warning out of san francisco, don't go visit your mother? >> well, i think a lot of people are feeling the same thing. we are missing our families. we are missing hugging our loved ones. i'm supposed on in arizona visiting my mom on this beautiful mother's day. unfortunately i'm not. that's because i'm a doctor, my husband is a doctor. w

little sliver there of oklahoma and this messy weather in the ohio valley and the midwest is going to move into the great lakesnday for you and we'll deal with more showers and storms in louisiana. the east coast looks like a decent weekend >> presidential page turners e obamas big plans to give parents a much needed break. now there's new dawn powerwash dish spray. the faster, easier way to clean as you go. it cleans grease five times faster. on easy messes, just spray, wipe, and rinse. on tough messes, the spray-activated suds cut through grease on contact, without water. just wipe, and rinse. get dishes done faster. new dawn powerwash dish spray. spray. wipe. rinse. that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our gummies contain a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. you know your kid doesn't step around puddles. and you know cheap leaky diapers are an amateur move. you need luvs pro-level protection. luvs. parent like a pro. >>> we are excited also to share today's book, the word collector. he's the word guy. >> hi. i like

temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees below normal for the midwest and near the great lakes. >>> let's turn to the headline that rocked the world of sports, the death of legendary football coach don shula. >> the winningest coach in nfl history was 90 years old, and he leaves behind a legacy spanning nearly half a century. our own will ganss is here now with more. >> hey, yeah, that's right. good morning, you guys. he was a legend on the sidelines on the field too, and off the field. this morning he's being remembered for his four-decade career, setting record after record. he's the most successful nfl coach in history. "sports illustrated" describing him as a man whose mastery of the game spans four decades. >> i wear my feelings on my sleeve, and there's no camouflage. i think in some ways that might have been intimidating. >> reporter: don shula, a disciplined coach who got the most out of his players. >> we always went into a game feeling we were completely prepared with anything they could throw at us. >> reporter: shula setting an nfl record, winning 347 games in his 33 years of

but still chilly for the great lakes and midwest. temperatures only in the 40s and 50s, thunderstorms today in the southern plains and the heatwave finally eases up in the southwest. >>> coming up, a hiker slips and gets trapped in a whirlpool. the dramatic rescue next. >>> also ahead, what we're learning about the california surfer killed by a shark this weekend. >>> and a major development in the case of ahmaud arbery. the unarmed black jogger fatally shot in georgia. the new request from the state's >>> check out this rescue near fresno, california. a hiker slipped and became trapped in a whirlpool. an off-duty police officer was nearby and used some rope he had to reach the man. bystanders then joined in helping to pull the hiker out. everyone is okay. >>> and family and friends are mourning the loss of a surfer killed by a shark in northern california. ben kelly was in the water 100 yards offshore. a makeshift memorial exists where paramedics tried to save his life. just one day earlier, a drone captured this video of great white

that's happening for the rest of the day and river floods just about everywhere across the great lakes and the midwest and some of these spots on the next graphic, you'll see 6-inch rain falls still to come in 48 hours. that's going to flood about anywhere 6 inches down. alisyn? >> oh, boy. yeah, that is not what they need. chad, thank you very much. >>> massachusetts is among the final -- one of the final states to begin the reopening process. but boston is not following necessarily the governor's prescription. so boston's mayor is going to tell us why he wants to take a more cautious approach next. xfinity watchathon week has come to an end. but you can still keep up with the shows everyone's been talking about from favorites like starz, hbo and showtime. like the one that guy from work made a joke about that you didn't get. or the one with so many evil androids you'll look at your robot vacuum differently. even the show that makes this twitterer say "whuuuuuuuuuuuut!!!" everyone's got a show to recommend. say "watchathon" into your voice remote to upgrade now and keep up with the shows everyone tal

mid-zooba land, texas and we expect severe storms today get across the midwest, the central plains up towards chicago and the great lakes, potential for large hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall and isolated tornadoes. keep that in mind. the other big story is going to be the chance of tropical formation. this will be named arthur if it gets the name. it will be subtropical or tropical with some characteristics just offshore of florida through the bahamas and it is going to remain offshore but we are still going to have to watch areas along the coast for beach erosion at high waves, high surf in bermuda has to take a look, this is a really for tropical development but we are still going to need to watch that. we had an early storm last year as well in may. very warm across the south, 66 in new york, we will take it, showers and thunderstorms look to continue across the midwest into tomorrow just for you, 80 degrees or more in new york city. rob: i have no complaints, thank you, appreciate it. 9 minutes after the hour. some pretty amazing and frightening footage, two skydivers spiraling toward the ground after their par

dealing with wind chills, wind chills in the 30s in 20s across not only the northeast but the great lakes and upper midwest was a very cold pocket a has moved in and we will get a reinforcing shot of cold air into the weekend, that will be a big story for weather forecasters in the next couple days. look at the potential for snow for the may 9th may 10th weekend in the northeast. we will set some records and record cold as well. these are low temperatures, not windchills, 20s, 30s and the windchill will feel colder than that. we will break some records as we head into mother's day weekend. there is your forecast. over to the west we go, talking about the cold and the northeast, extreme heat hangs on in portions of the southwest and desert southwest and southern california. take your pick, would you rather be in the warm temperatures, extremely warm or the northeast where we could be dealing with snow the next couple days, another for the reminder to rob that sunday is mother's day. rob: if it's knows in may we are going to have real problems. kim jong un birx this is 2020 for sure. >> the blame goes square

today actually in the 40's and the 30's across portions of the interior northeast, the great lakes, the you were midwest going to have cold enough temperatures for snow on thursday and saturday. into the weekend. so there is the first batch that moves up towards the northeast. and then a second round of artic air is going to plunge southward and eastward in towards the northeast and bring measure being, measurable snow to the mountains and the interior sections of new england and the northeast. this is going to be a record breaker. you know, we might as well do it this weekend on mother's day. and my birthday. on the flip side of that, we have very warm air across the southwest, there is another shot of that cold air that's going to move in this weekend for portions of the southwest they are dealing with extreme heat, temperatures in the 90's and 100 degrees, that's going to hang on for the next several days as we head into the next -- for the weekend. temperatures very warm. so take your pick. you either want the cold air across the northeast or the very warm temperatures for parts of the southwest as

the midwest. and then on sunday, the east coast holds on to one more nice day, but all that heavy rain is lingering from the great lakese way through the ohio valley and still some flooding problems in areas of louisiana. going back to the state by state numbers, keep an eye on illinois. they had 4,000 cases and then 3,000 yesterday. >> i still think back to the time when we were in the studio with ayman and we were looking at the numbers and we were just at a couple thousand. i don't think any of us could have imagined that we would get to this point where we are now approaching 100,000 deaths. it is unbelievable, to say the least. thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, we're going to go live to cnbc as we look ahead to what is driving the day on wall street. as we go to break, this is a doctor and her daughter. they were covid positive back in early march. but they're having a real new york moment. many in new york honor the first responders at 7:00 p.m. every night, clapping for them in the streets as they have a shift change here. this doctor and her daughter are dancing to new york, new york. a real true new york momen

the northeast, upper midwest, parts of the mid-atlantic and even dc could see some snowflakes on friday into saturday. freeze advisories for many states below freezing in parts of the ohio river valley towards the great lakes. we had a burst of snow yesterday. our next round comes friday into saturday. watch the future radar as we go further out in time, in the planes, could bring stronger storms today. there has been a push to the northeast and you see that line of snow pushing into pennsylvania and upstate new york. we will see a jackpot of many inches of snow in parts of new england, look at main upwards of perhaps a foot of snow on may 9th. this is quite incredible to see these cool temperatures and the fact that we are going to have measurable snow. forecast lows on friday, look at saturday, that hermas is directly from the arctic, pretty incredible, 20s and 30s more reminiscent of february and march temperatures instead of may. there is your forecast. also want to make mention it is very warm across the southwest and the self will be deal with potential for some thunderstorms across the central plains and we will watch the potential for snow on may 9th, my birthday. >> a virtual baby for you. >> i am

the midwest, again with the possibility of flash flooding. looking at the weather radar, you can see this system is centered in kansas right now. another system working its way toward the great lakesorida's problems are caused by a large system off the coast. >>> the multi-state manhunt continues this morning for a college student believed to be a killer. peter manfredonia's family yesterday pleaded for the university of connecticut student to turn himself in. police say he killed two people friday, then kidnapped an acquaintance's girlfriend and took her to new jersey where she was found sunday. investigators have released this picture of a man matching manfredonia's description walking near railroad tracks in the poconos in pennsylvania. >>> the air force is seeking more female pilots, so it has removed its minimum height requirement. previously the air force required officer applicants who wished to fly to be between 5'4" and 6'5". applicants who aren't within those parameters no longer have to apply for a waiver. you got that, trevor? the air force says the old restrictions eliminated about 44% of u.s. women between the ages of 20 to 29 years old. >>> a setback for a private s

and this is when the rain becomes a little bit more widespread so really pushing across the midwest the great lakes and then trading right the way down into the southern plains and again it's heinz because now have the threat of those severe thunderstorms in kansas city $26.00 and we'll watch the south she won in dallas it is warming up as well across the eastern sable so 23 the high in d.c. plenty of rain across much of the caribbean this is all coming from a trailing front she just stalled across the region it'll be here wednesday and on into thursday and in fact across into cuba where the rains will be particularly heavy we could see as much as 150 millimeters. and get up have my coffee. clear my hand over hers or a. good or girl place the. they're not knowledge do not go about starbucks or dark. drawing keys my sanity keeps me from. going to fight somebody or. a rival with christa or outside of normal life when i drive forget about everything house that's in the world said once on my mind on that paper waking up in newbury park after walking out of my job. and only had my last paycheck i am now

the great lakes. we're in the 40s for the upper midwest and 53 degrees across new york city. but still, this is a good large area that we're seeing freeze watches, freeze advisories that are currently in place for 38 million people and i think they will continue to expand for the ohio valley. also, watching a storm system, if you're looking for the rain, here it comes acrossd the heat, comes for houston, all the way to tampa, in the mid-80s >> so i know a cold start, but we have better conditions on the way. that's coming up >> sounds good looking forward the that janessa, thank you >>> all right. right now nfl rookies, they aren't able to celebrate entering the league because of all that's going on. but a group of first rounders, they took to zoom for a virtual hat pass look likes a brady bunch thing going on joe burrow, chase young, justin hebert, they're taking turns passing the draft hats to one